Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-30
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

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Eighteen carloads of tea went East by
special train last night.
The San Joaquin No. arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with merchandise.
F, II is reported that Mrs Nav S. Hubbard
has commenced suit for divorce from VIM.
w. Hubbard
The San Francisco Call speaks of the
Atlas and Pioneers as the " champs" and
the " chtmps"
The divorce case Of Deborah Routier Us
Geo. Reuter- has been submitted to Judge
Reardon, of San Francisco, for decision.
Major F. D. Ryan last evening inspected
Company B, of the First Artillery, at Arm
DRY Hall, and this evening will inspect
Company C.
Governor Bartlett appointed the follow
ing Notaries Public yesterday: W. B. Wal
lace, for Tulare county, and Orestes Orr,
for San Buenaventura.
| The open-air concert by the First Ar
| tillery Band last evening was attended by
several thousand people, and the fine mu-
sic was fully appreciated.
John Welch, arrested at Woodland for
stealing watch, and who claimed to be
| from Sacramento, has been sentenced to
$50 days in the county Jail.
James Gildea, arrested two or three DAYS
ago for having been drunk, is in such a
dilapidnted condition that he will be given
| chance 10 brace up at the County Hos
pital.
A huge eagle, measuring seven feet from
| tip to tip, and three feet long, was killed
near Colfax last week by Al. Wall. The
young hunter expects to kill its mate be-
| fore long.
10 af In lsnc 1l.a1T =
athletic grounds has been changed from
| Recreation Park to Snowflake Park"
| there being already grounds of the former
name in the city.
Supplies for the engineer corps, which is
| to lay out the railroad from Shingle
| Springs to Placerville have been forwarded
| to Shingle Springs, and work will probably
be soon commenced.
The following County Treasures settled
with the State yesterday: Los Angeles,
So, 794 10; Fresno, 500, 259 03 Kern, So
| lis 80; Sonoma, 81 ,966 05; Inyo, 81 ,325 81;
Monterey, $4,96S o. Tulare, S11, 75S Of.
The Junior Turner Harmonic has elected
| the following officers; II. A. Heilbron,
| President; W. E. Osborn, Vice President
+. Y. Williams, Secretary; II. A Stober,
Assistant Secretary; Professor Otto Fleiss-
ner, Director.
Articles of incorporation have been filed
in the Office of the Secretary of State of
the Ell Dorado Mining Corporation. Place
of business, Nevada county. Directors
II. A. Lord, D. Hutchinson, G. j. Brand c.
A. Moses, j. NJ. Hadly. Capital stock, $l0,-
100000.
The wife of Capt. G. NJ. easier, of Wood
land, lady who is q native of Yolo
county, with many warm friends, has been
taken to San Francisco with the hope that
change of air may benefit her health.
which is so precarious that her physicians
have grave doubts of her recovery.
Sacramento Stamm, No. 124, U. o. R. NJ,
last evening elected the following officers {:
o. CHI. G. VAIL; U. Ch., j. Links Il. Ch.,
III. Schneider Sec. G.. Kuhn; Fin. Sec, d,
| Wilkens Treas, j. Griesel Representa-
tives to Grand Stamm, C. .Schmitt G. A.
Freyhl, j. A. Falkenstein and f. Schnei-
der.
DR.. g. 6. Tyrrell, who returned yester-
day from Highland Springs, accompanied
| Governor Bartlett as far as Oakland. His
Excellency has been much improved in
health by his perion of recreation, but will
not return to his office in the Capitol for
some little time. intending first to visit the
| seashore.
| Constable Chambers arrested yesterday
afternoon man named Brown, who had
been acting so singularly in the vicinity of
Eleventh and h streets that he was be-
| lieved to be insane. The Commissioners
he was countryman who had been drink
| ing little too much.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 800, which is 13o warmer
| than the normal temperature for that day
The highest and low est temperature was
$50 and 90, with gentle and variable
| winds. being south in the morning and
evening and north during the middle of
the day, weather clear.
| At the regular meeting of Owosso Tribe,
| No. 80, Red Men, last evening, the follow
| ing representatives TO the Great Council
which will meet in Auburn in August,
were elected: John Crone, o. Butcher. n
Runcle, H. Guthrie, Charles Fell; and J.
Hartman, R. Hunt. E. B. 0sler, A. Olsen,
K. II. Greer as alternates.
| For the accommodation of workingmen
and mechanics, Assessor Frost has decided
to keep his Office open on Thursday Fri
day and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 8
O'Clock, in order that those who have not
| already done SO may pay their poll and
personal property tax. This is the last
week of payment without penalty.
Last evening a lady was followed insult
| ingly on Fourth street, between J and X
by drunken fellow, but her husband hap
pened to be in the immediate vicinity and
| immediately taught the inebriate good
manners in the only way, probably, that
he could understand. Officer Carroll was
promptly on hand and took the pupil"
in charge, but he will not be proceeded
! against.
| In Justice Davis Court this afternoon
the case of Ramon S. Montenegro VS.. =. N.
McGrew will come up for trial. Plaintiff
sues to recover on promissory note for
500, but defendant answers that no value
or legal consideration was given, but that
the note was rendered for money won, or
| pretended to be won. in a gambling game
played with cards. The defendant is said
to be a resident of Oakland.
| AL. Hapeman. the Sacramento pitcher,
who recently signed with the Los Angeles
Baseball Club, did fine work there on
Tuesday in a game between the Los An
geles and San Luis Obispo mines, which
was won by the former in the eleventh
inning with score of to ,. Hapeman
struck out fourteen and had score of
assists. The result of the game gave Los
Angeles the championship pennant of
| Southern California.
Police Court,